Wedding Day

Tips

Pro Secrets for Perfect Bridal Hair Don’t: Skip your trail run. You and Creations’ Stylist both need to see how your chosen style will work with the length and texture of your hair, as well as the veil and/or headpiece. Make any changes before the big day. Hair color, perms, and even trims can cause hair disasters-one mistake, and your perfect hair becomes a damaged ball of frizz that’s too short to style! Use any special treatments. A lot of ladies think they’re helping their stylist by using deep conditioners and special serums but those treatments can make the hair too heavy and slick to style. Wash your hair, unless your stylist requests it. Nine out of ten, second day hair is easier to style.   Do: Relax!! Nervousness is the number one cause in hair disasters. “Brides are trying to make everything so perfect, they go overboard” So take a deep breath, and let creations work their magic.                                                   Perfect Wedding Hair                               Seven Great tips: 1.If you have do your hair colored, permed or treated, have it done at least two weeks before your wedding date. Hair color looks its best the first two weeks and the extra time will soften your style a bit, so it looks more natural. Also, should a disaster strike, you will have time to fix it. If a permanent wave is necessary, have it done a month prior to the wedding. 2. Hair that is too fine and over-conditioned does not style well, so again deep conditioning treatments should not be used within four days of the wedding. 3. For best styling results, shampoo hair lightly the day before the wedding and, if possible, do not wash hair the day of the wedding. 4. Get a trim a few weeks before your wedding date to neaten up your tresses and eliminate split ends. 5. Having your hair done for a big event is very different from getting a great cut or color. So hiring a specialist for your bridal needs is a good idea 6. Six months before the wedding, have a major consultation with your stylist of choice. Bring along the headpiece and the picture of the dress if possible. The more the stylist knows about the mood of the wedding, the better he or she can create the perfect hairstyle. 7. Consider the time of day and type of wedding when choosing a style. Loose styles are appropriate for informal weddings, while up-do's portray a formal  look. Remember that some hairstyles can add inches to a bride's height, and shorter brides may want to use this to their advantage.   ** A BONUS HONEYMOON HAIR TIP! If you're headed to a warm, sunny destination, keep your locks luscious by putting SPF 30 sunscreen on just the ends of your hair. It'll keep damage to a minimum and preserve your color. **